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HeliosX Group got only 48 hours' notice to launch generic GLP-1s in Canada. They didn't have time for a new study. But they didn't panic. A few months earlier they'd run one with us on something completely different, and they'd asked Canadians about generics in it. So they went back to those interviews. Turns out Canadians hear "cheap" as "worth less." They went with "more affordable," and customers trusted it straight away. That same study has now settled three decisions, and it's how new colleagues get up to speed on Canada. They keep going back to it, time and time again. You run the research once and it keeps answering new questions months later.

While I was in SF, I heard "make something people want" on repeat. Meanwhile back in London, our team was doing it. We’ve had hackathons before, but never like this. 2 days. 14 researchers and engineers flown in from NYC, SF and Antwerp. 8 features live. Every one started with something a client asked for. Some of my favorites: ✅ Question bank: save screener and study questions once, reuse them across your org. ✅ Slider questions: rate items with a sliding scale, then dig into the answers. ✅ A redesigned stimulus library and editor. And even more on the way. Very proud of this team. The engineer in me has never had so much FOMO. Count me in for the next one.

A lot of our customers love us for the peace of mind that comes with knowing that over 300 years of combined research experience is embedded into our platform. Here's one of the ways we infuse that expertise in our platform. 👇 A hackathon. We flew in our researchers from NYC, SF and Antwerp to build alongside our engineers in London. One big sprint to build a ton of improvement and new features. Every idea started rooted in our researchers helping our customers deliver research impact. Two days and ten new features later, our engineers got another mini MBA in research. Our researchers are more aware of the possibilities and limits of our technology. So who won the hackathon? If you're asking me - I'd say all of our customers ;)

When research tools create friction, teams do less of it, and fewer decisions get shaped by real consumers. See how Canva reversed that and kept the customer voice in every stakeholder conversation.

Had such a brilliant couple of days at our Product Hackathon in London, with our research and engineering teams in one room working on the product together. We talk a lot about research experience at Conveo, and with good reason. Our team combined over 250 years of research experience, across both brand side and agency. But why should anyone care? This is why. Our engineers can ship incredibly quickly, especially with AI. What makes the difference is how closely they work with our researchers. It means we build the things researchers actually need. It’s why we were first to offer AI-moderated MaxDiff, price sensitivity, emotion detection and diary studies. Over these two days we built 10 (!) new features, and our clients are already using about half of them. I feel really lucky to work with such a talented group of people. Thank you all for an amazing couple of days.

Canva's insights team needed a new qualitative research platform. They were a small team working across multiple markets and languages, and their panel kept running out of respondents. Matt Harris put five platforms through a formal RFP. Conveo stood out because it was built by people who understand how insight actually gets made.